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Mubadala Healthcare’s Healthpoint building. Image for illustrative purposes.
SAO PAULO - State investor Mubadala Investment Company concluded on Monday the acquisition of Rio de Janeiro subway for 1.8 billion reais ($327 million), holding company Invepar said in a securities filing on Monday.
Mubadala will take over control of the companies that operate the subway after having concluded the debt restructuring of Invepar, a holding company owned by Brazilian pension funds that owned the subway. The initial debt restructuring agreement was signed with UAE's Mubadala on Sept. 28.
($1 = 5.5103 reais)
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